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saddle ¾b§Î¤s¤f
sage bush ¦ãÄéÂO¡]¥_¬ü¡^
Sahel (Sahelian) drought ÂÄ»®°Ç°Ï°®§ò¡]«D¬w¡^
sakia ¤ô¨®¡]¨È©Ô§B¡^
saline soil ÆQÆP¤g
salinity ÆQ«×
salinization ÆQ¤Æ§@¥Î
salt pan (1)ÆQ½Y¡F²LÆQ´ò¡A(2)ÆQ¥Ð
saltation ÅD²¾
sample ¼Ë¥»
sample population ©â¼Ë¤H¤f
sampling ©â¼Ë
sampling technique ©â¼Ë§Þ¥©
sand (1)¬â²É¡A(2)¨F
sand bar ¨F¬w¡F¨FÅò
sand dune ¨F¥C
sand sea ¨F®ü
sand spit (spit) ¨F¼L
sandstone ¬â©¥
sandstorm ¨F¼É
sandy ¬â½è
sandy clay ¬â½èÂH¤g
sandy clay loam ¬â½èÂHÄ[¤g
sandy desert (erg) ¬â½è¯îºz¡F¬â½è¨Fºz
sandy loam ¬â½èÄ[¤g
sanitary landfill ½Ã¥Í¶ñ¤gªk
saprophyte »G¥Í´Óª«
satellite ½Ã¬P
satellite town ½Ã¬P¥«Âí¡F½Ã¬P«°¥«
satisficer º¡¨¬ªÌ
saturated (wet) adiabatic lapse rate ¹¡©Mµ´¼ö»¼´î²v¡F¹¡©Mµ´¼öª½´î²v
saturated air ¹¡©MªÅ®ð
saturation ¹¡©M
savanna ¼ö±aµ}¾ð¡e°®¡f¯ó­ì¡F²¨ªL¯ó­ì
savanna climate ¼öµ}µ}¾ð¡e°®¡f¯ó­ì®ð­Ô
savanna woodland ¼ö±aµ}¾ð¡e°®¡f¯ó­ìªL¦a
scale ¤ñ¨Ò¡e¤Ø¡f
scale of operation ¾Þ§@³W¼Ò
scale of production ¥Í²£³W¼Ò
scarp (1)Äa±V¡A(2)Æc¥C¡F°¨ÀY¥C
scarp slope Äa±V©Y
scatter diagram ´²§G¹Ï
scattering ´²®g¡F¤À´²
schist ¤ù©¥
sclerophyllous forest µw¸­ºñªL
scrap iron ¼oÅK
scree (talus) ©¥®h°ï
scrub Äé¤ì¡FÄéÂO
scum ´í·º¡F¯B´í
sea arch ®ü¡e»k¡f«ý
sea breeze ®ü­·
sea cave ®ü¡e»k¡f¥Þ¡F®ü¡e»k¡f¬}
sea port ®ü´ä
sea-floor spreading ®ü©³ÂX±i
sea-level change ®ü¥­­±ÅÜ°Ê
seam Äq¼h
seasonal fluctuation ©u¸`©Êªi°Ê
seasonal labour ©u¸`©Ê³Ò¤u
seaway ¯è¹D¡F®ü¹D
seaweed ®ü¯ó
secondary activity ²Ä¤G¯Å¬¡°Ê
secondary consumer ¦¸¯Å®ø¶OªÌ
secondary energy ¤G¦¸¯à·½¡F¤G¯Å¯à·½
secondary growth ¦¸¥Í´Óª«
secondary industry ²Ä¤G²£·~¡F¦¸¯Å²£·~
secondary production ²Ä¤G¯Å¥Í²£¡F¦¸¯Å¥Í²£
secondary road ¤ä½u¤½¸ô
secondary succession ¦¸¥Íºt´À
secondary treatment ¦¸¯Å³B²z
secondary wave ¦¸ªi
sector theory ®°§Î²z½×
sedentary farming ©w©~¯ÑºØ
sediment ¨I¿nª«
sediment load ¿é¨F¶q
sediment yield ²£¨F¶q
sedimentary rock ¨I¿n©¥
sedimentation (1)¨I¿n¡e§@¥Î¡f¡A(2)¨I¾ý¡e§@¥Î¡f
seed dispersal ºØ¤l´²§G
seepage º¯º|
segregation ¤ÀÂ÷¡F¹jÂ÷
seif Áa¦V¨F¥C
seismic origin ¦a¾_·½
seismic risk ¦a¾_¦M¾÷
seismic wave ¦a¾_ªi
seismograph ¦a¾_»ö
self-contained community ¿W¥ßªÀ°Ï¡F¦Ûµ¹¦Û¨¬ªÀ°Ï
self-purification ¦Û²b§@¥Î
self-regulation ¦Û°Ê½Õ¸`¡F¦Û§Ú½Õ¸`
self-sufficiency ¦Ûµ¹¦Û¨¬
selva ¨ª¹D«BªL(«n¬ü)
semi-arid region ¥b°®§ò¦a°Ï
semi-desert ¥b¯îºz ; ¥b¨Fºz
semi-detached building ¥b¿W¥ß¦¡¼Ó¦t
semi-evergreen forest ¥b±`ºñ´ËªL
semi-finished product ¥b»s¦¨«~
semi-log graph ¥b¹ï¼Æ¹Ï
sensible heat ·P¼ö
septic tank ¤ÆÁT¦À
sequential change ¶¶§Ç§ïÅÜ
seral community ºt´À¨t¦C¸s¸¨
sere ºt´À¨t¦C
sericulture ¾iÅú·~
service centre ªA°È¤¤¤ß
service industry ªA°È©Ê¦æ·~
settlement »E¸¨
settlement pattern »E¸¨«¬¦¡
Severe Tropical Storm(S.T.S) ±j¯P¼ö±a­·¼É
sewage ¦Ã¤ô
sewage disposal ¦Ã¤ô³B²z
sewage effluent ¦Ã¤ô±Æ¤ô¤f
sewage treatment ¦Ã¤ô³B²z
sex composition ©Ê§Oºc¦¨
sex ratio ©Ê§O¤ñ²v
sex structure ©Ê§Oµ²ºc
shade temperature ½®·Å
shadoof (shaduf) ¨V¤ô¦Q§ý
shaft mining ½Ý¤«¶}±Äªk
shale ­¶©¥
shallow-focus earthquake ²L·½¦a¾_
shanty town ³h¥Á°Ï ; ´×¤á°Ï
share-cropping ¤À¦¨¨î
shatter belt ¸Hµõ±a
shattering ¾_µõ
shear stress °ÅÀ³¤O ; ¤ÁÀ³¤O
shearing (1)°Å¤Á[§@¥Î] , (2)°Å¦Ï¤ò
shearing strength §Ü°Å±j«×
sheep rearing ªª¦Ï·~
sheet erosion (sheet wash) ¤ù»k ; ªí¤g«I»k ; ¤ùª¬«I»k
sheet flow ¤ù¬y ; ©Y­±®|¬y
sheet wash (sheet erosion) ¤ù»k ; ªí¤g«I»k ; ¤ùª¬«I»k
sheetflood ¤ù¬x
sheeting structure ¤ùª¬µ²ºc
shelter belt ¨¾Å@ªL±a ; ¨¾­·ªL
sheltered coast Áô½ª®ü©¤
shield ¦a¬Þ
shield volcano ¬Þª¬¤õ¤s
shifting cultivation ¾E²¾¹A·~ ; ²¾°Ê©Ê¹A·~ ; ¹C¯Ñ
shingle beach §Z¥ÛÅy ; ²ÊÄtÅy
shipbuilding ³y²î·~
shipyard ²î¼t
shoal ²LÅy ; ¨F¬w
shopping behaviour Áʪ«¦æ¬°
shopping centre Áʪ«¤¤¤ß
shopping facility Áʪ«³]¬I
shore ®üÀØ
shoreline ®üÀؽu
short wave µuªi
shoulder ¤sªÓ
shower ÆJ«B ; °}«B
sial Öº¾T¼h
silage «C¶J¹}®Æ
silication Öº¤Æ§@¥Î
silicosis ª¿ªÍ ; ¥Û¥½¨I®`¯f
sill ©¥§É
silo ½\­Ü ; ¯ó¯°«Ç
silt ¯»¬â
silt clay ¯»¬âÂH¤g
silt loam ¯»¬âÄ[¤g
silting ²J¿n
siltstone ¯»¬â©¥
silty clay loam ¯»¬âÂHÄ[¤g
silviculture (1)³yªL[·~] , (2)³yªL¾Ç
sima ÖºÁâ¼h
simple fold ³æÁ·¦±
simulation game ¼ÒÀÀ¹CÀ¸
Sinclair model ¨¯§JµÜ¼Ò¦¡
single cropping ³æ³y¯Ñ§@
single-function city ³æ¤@¥\¯à«°¥«
single-storey building ³æ¼h«Ø¿vª«
sink(sinkhole,swallow hold) ¸¨¤ô¬}
siphon irrigation ­i§lºÞÄéµ@
Sirocco ¿üù¬ì­·(¥_«D)
site ®y¸¨ ; ¦aÂI
situation ¦ì¸m
Six's thermometer ±x¤ó[³Ì°ª³Ì§C]·Å«×­p
sixteen point compass ¤Q¤»¤è¦ìù½L
sketch map ²¤¹Ï
skewness °¾ºA
skyline (1)¦a¥­½u , (2)[«Ø¿vª«,¤sµ¥]ªÅ¤¤½ü¹ø
slash and burn ¤M¯Ñ¤õºØªk
slate ªO©¥
sleet (1)­á«B , (2)«B§¨³·
slip off slope ·Æ¨«©Y ;¨R¿n©Y
slope angle ©Y«×¨¤
slope decline ©Y«×º¥´î
slope evolution ©Y­±ºt¶i
slope failure ¶ò©Y
slope gradient ©Y«×
slope profile ©YÁa­å­±
slope recession (slope retreat) ©Y­±«á°h
slope replacement ©Y­±§ó´À
slope retreat (slope recession) ©Y­±«á°h
slope stability Ãä©Yí©w©Ê
slope wash (1)©Y¿nª« , (2)©Y­±¨R¨ê
sludge ²J´í ; ¦Ãªd
sludge dumping vessel ¦Ãªd¶É¨ø²î
slum ³h¥Á°Ï
slum clearance ³h¥Á°Ï²M©î
slumping ·Æ°Ê
small scale industry ¤p«¬¤u·~
small scale map ¤p¤ñ¨Ò[¤Ø]¦a¹Ï
smallholding ¤p¦Û¯Ñ¹A
Smith's Theory of Industrial Location ¥v±K¤Ò¤u·~°Ï¦ì²z½×
smog ·ÏÃú
smoke control area ·ÏÃúºÞ¨î°Ï
snow avalanche ³·±Y
snowfield ³·­ì
snowline ³·úø
social benefit ªÀ·|§Q¯q ; ªÀ·|¦¬¯q
social cost ªÀ·|¦¨¥»
social interaction ªÀ¸s¬Û¤¬§@¥Î
social mobility ªÀ·|¬y°Ê
social segregation ªÀ·|¦a¦ì¤À¹j
social ties ªÀ·|Ãö«Y
socio-economic class ªÀ¸g¶¥¯Å
socio-economic factor ªÀ·|¸gÀÙ¦]¯À
socio-economic grroup ªÀ¸g²Õ§O ; ªÀ¸g¸sÅé
socio-economic status ªÀ¸g¦a¦ì
softwood ³n¤ì
soil ¤gÄ[
soil animal ¤gÄ[°Êª«
soil catena (catena) ¤gÃì
soil colloids ¤gÄ[½¦Åé
soil colour ¤gÄ[ÃC¦â
soil conservation «O¤g ; ¤gÄ[«O«ù
soil consistence ¤gÄ[µ²«ù«× ; ¤gÄ[¸Y©Ê
soil creep ¤gį
soil degradation ¤gÄ[°h¤Æ
soil deterioration ¤gÄ[´c¤Æ
soil enrichment ¤gÄ[´I¶°
soil erosion ¤gÄ[«I»k
soil exhaustion ¤gÄ[¯ÓºÜ
soil fertility ¤gÄ[ªÎ¤O
soil former ¦¨¤g¦]¯À
soil genesis ¤gÄ[µo¥Í
soil granulation ¤gÄ[¹Î²É§Î¦¨§@¥Î
soil horizon ¤g¼h
soil mineral ¤gÄ[Äqª«½è
soil moisture content ¤gÄ[§t¤ô¶q
soil productivity ¤gÄ[¥Í²£¤O
soil profile ¤gÄ[­å­±
soil retention ¤gÄ[«ù¤ô¶q
soil series ¤g¨t¦C
soil structure ¤gÄ[µ²ºc
soil study ¤gÄ[¬ã²ß
soil texture ¤gÄ[½è¦a
soil type ¤gÄ[Ãþ«¬
soil-water balance ¤gÄ[¤ô¥÷¥­¿Å
soil-water budget ¤gÄ[¤ô¥÷¦¬¤ä
soil-water recharge ¤gÄ[¤ô¥÷¸É¥R
soil-water storage ¤gÄ[¤ô¥÷¶J¦s
solar constant ¤Ó¶§±`¼Æ
solar energy ¤Ó¶§¯à
solar radiation ¤Ó¶§´T®g
soalr system ¤Ó¶§¨t
solfatara ²¸®ð¤Õ
solid waste pollution ©TÅé¼o®Æ¦Ã¬V
solidification ¾®©T[§@¥Î]
solifluction ªd¬y[§@¥Î] ; ¿Ä­áªd¬y
solonchak ÆQ¤g
solonetz ÆP¤g
solonization ÆP¤Æ§@¥Î
solum ¤gÅé
solution (1)·»»k[§@¥Î] , (2)·»²G
soot ·Ï¦Ç
sorghum ¸¾¶Á ; °ª±ç
sorting ¤À¿ï
sound (1)®ü®l , (2)®üÆW
source region ·½¦a
South Pole «n·¥
southeast trades ªF«n«H­·
southern hemisphere «n¥b²y
sparsely populated ¤H¤fµ}²¨
spatial association ªÅ¶¡Ápô
spatial change ªÅ¶¡§ïÅÜ
spatial distribution ªÅ¶¡¤À§G
spatial interaction ªÅ¶¡¬Û¤¬§@¥Î
spatial organization ªÅ¶¡²Õ´
spatial pattern ªÅ¶¡§ÎºA
spatial process ªÅ¶¡¹Lµ{
spatial structure ªÅ¶¡µ²ºc
spatial transformation ªÅ¶¡ÂàÅÜ
Special Economic Zone ¸gÀÙ¯S°Ï
specialization ±M·~¤Æ ; ±Mªù¤Æ
special heat ¤ñ¼ö
specimen ¼Ë¥»
speed of onset ©l²{³t«×
sphere of influence ¼vÅT½d³ò
spheroidal weathering ²yª¬­·¤Æ
spine º²©¥¶ð
spit (sand spit) ¨F¼L
splash erosion ÂqÀ»«I»k
spodosol ¦Ç¤g
spot height °ªµ{ÂI
spring (1)¬u , (2)¬K¤Ñ
spring equinox ¬K¤À
spring esapping ¬u»k
spring wheat region ¬K¤p³Á
sprinkler irrigation ¼QÄé
spur ¤s©C
squall äÍ
squall line äͽu
squatter ¼d«Î©~¥Á
squatter area ¼d«Î°Ï
squatter population ¼d«Î¤H¤f
squatter settlement ¼d«Î»E¸¨
stability í©wª¬ºA
stable population í©w¤H¤f
stack ®ü»k¬W
stalactite ÄÁ¨Å¥Û
stalagmite ¥Ûµ«
standard deviation ¼Ð·Ç®t
standard of living ¥Í¬¡¤ô·Ç
standard time zone ¼Ð·Ç®É°Ï
staple crop ¥D­n§@ª«
staple food ¥D­¹ ; ¥D­n³­¹
staple food crop ¥D­n³­¹§@ª«
star diagram ¬P§Î¹Ï
state farm °êÀç¹A³õ ; °ê®a¹A³õ
statement scale »¡©ú¦¡¤ñ¨Ò¤Ø
static equilibrium ÀRºA¥­¿Å
stationary front ÀR¤î¾W
stationary population ÀR¤î¤H¤f
stationary source ©T©w¨Ó·½
statistical diagram ²Î­p¹Ïªí
statistics (1)²Î­p¼Æ¦r , (2)²Î­p¾Ç
steady state í©wª¬ºA
steep slope °~©Y
stem flow ²ô¬y
step migration ¼h»¼¾E²¾
steppe ¤¤½n«×¯ó­ì(¼Ú¨È¤j³°)
stepped fault ¶¥ª¬Â_¼h
stepped slope ±è©Y
stereoscope ¥ßÅéÃè
sterilization µ´¨|
Stevenson Screen [¥v´£ªâ»¹]¤Ñ®ð¦Ê·~½c
stilt-root ¤ä¬W®Ú
stomata ¤p¤Õ ; ®ð¤Õ
stone polygon ¥Û¦hÃä§Î
stone ring ¥ÛÀô ; ¥Ûºô
stony desert (reg) Ät½è¯îºz ; Ät½è¨Fºz ; Ätºz
storm surge ­·¼É¤j®ö
strait ®ü®l
strangler µ±±þ´Óª«
strategic factor ¾Ô²¤¦]¯À
stratification ¼h²z
stratified sampling ¤À¼h©â¼Ë
stratocumulus ¼h¿n¶³
stratopause ¥­¬y¼h³»
stratosphere ¥­¬y¼h
stratum (1)¼h , (2)¦a¼h;©¥¼h
stratus ¼h¶³
stream capacity ªe¬y³Ì¤j¿é¨F¯à¤O
stream channel ªe¹D ; ªe¼Ñ
stream discharge ªe¬y¬y¶q
streamflow ªe¤t®|¬y
stream order ªe¬yµ¥¯Å ; ¤ä¬y¯Å
stream piracy (river capture) ªe¬yŧ¹Ü
street pattern µó¹D¼Ò¦¡
stress À³¤O
strike ¨«¦V
string-like growth pattern ½uª¬¼Wªø§ÎºA
strip cropping ±ø­È ; ±ø¼½
strip farming ±ø´Ó[ªk] ; ±a´Ó[ªk]
strip method ±aª¬ªk
strip mining ±øª¬¶}±Äªk
sub-climax ¦¸³»·¥[¸s¸¨]
subduction zone ­Á½Ä±a
subglacial moraine ¦B©³¿l
subjective environment ¥DÆ[Àô¹Ò
sublimation (1)ª@µØ , (2)¾®µØ
submarine contour µ¥²`½u
submarine ridge ®ü©³¤s¯ß ; ®ü¯á ; ®üÀ­
submergence ²T¨S ; ¤U¨I
submergent coast ¤U¨I®ü©¤
subpolar low °Æ·¥¦a§CÀ£
subsequent stream «á¦¨ªe
subsidence ³´¸¨ ; ¤U¨I
subsidence crop ¦Ûµ¹[©Ê]§@ª«
subsidence farming ¦Ûµ¹[©Ê]¹A·~
subsoil ©³¤g
subsystem ¤l¨t²Î ; ¦¸¨t²Î
subtropical climate ¨È¼ö±a®ð­Ô
subtropical high ¨È¼ö±a°ªÀ£
suburb ªñ­¥ ; ¥«­¥
suburban development ªñ­¥µo®i ; ¥«­¥µo®i
suburban zone ªñ­¥¦a±a ; ¥«­¥¦a±a
suburbanization ªñ­¥¤Æ ; ¥«­¥¤Æ
succession ºt´À
succulent ¦×½è´Óª«
sulphur dioxide ¤G®ñ¤Æ²¸
summer monsoon ®L©u©u[­Ô]­·
summer solstice ®L¦Ü
sunshine recorder ¤é·Ó»ö
supercooled water ¹L§N[«o]¤ô
superimposed drainage Å|¸m¤ô¨t
superimposed stream Å|¸mªe
supersaturetion ¹L¹¡©M
surf zone ¸Hªi±a
surface area ªí­±­±¿n
surface runoff ¦aªí®|¬y
surface tention ªí­±±i¤O
surface wave ­±ªi
survey ½Õ¬d ; ´ú¶q
suspended load Äa²¾½è
suspended particulate Äa¯B²É¤l
suspended solid Äa¯B©TÅé
suspension Äa²¾[§@¥Î] ; Äa¯B[§@¥Î]
suture Á_¦X½u
swallow hold (sink, sinkhold) ¸¨¤ô¬}
swamp ªh¿A
swash ¨R¬y
symbiosis ¦@¥Í
symmetrical fold ¹ïºÙÁ·¦±
syncline ¦V±×
synoptic chart (map) ¤Ñ®ð¹Ï
system ¨t²Î
systematic sampling ¨t²Î©â¼Ë